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WO2010061567A1
WO2010061567A1 PCT/JP2009/006286 JP2009006286W WO2010061567A1 WO 2010061567 A1 WO2010061567 A1 WO 2010061567A1 JP 2009006286 W JP2009006286 W JP 2009006286W WO 2010061567 A1 WO2010061567 A1 WO 2010061567A1
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磯部浩
西尾幸宏
永野佳孝
尾崎孝美
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23B—TURNING; BORING
    • B23B39/00—General-purpose boring or drilling machines or devices; Sets of boring and/or drilling machines
    • B23B39/14—General-purpose boring or drilling machines or devices; Sets of boring and/or drilling machines with special provision to enable the machine or the drilling or boring head to be moved into any desired position, e.g. with respect to immovable work
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
    • A61B17/00—Surgical instruments, devices or methods
    • A61B17/16—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans
    • A61B17/1613—Component parts
    • A61B17/1626—Control means; Display units
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
    • A61B17/00—Surgical instruments, devices or methods
    • A61B17/16—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans
    • A61B17/1613—Component parts
    • A61B17/1631—Special drive shafts, e.g. flexible shafts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
    • A61B17/00—Surgical instruments, devices or methods
    • A61B17/16—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans
    • A61B17/1642—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans for producing a curved bore
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23B—TURNING; BORING
    • B23B45/00—Hand-held or like portable drilling machines, e.g. drill guns; Equipment therefor
    • B23B45/003—Attachments
    • B23B45/005—Flexible shafts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
    • A61B17/00—Surgical instruments, devices or methods
    • A61B17/16—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans
    • A61B17/1662—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans for particular parts of the body
    • A61B17/1664—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans for particular parts of the body for the hip
    • A61B17/1668—Instruments for performing osteoclasis; Drills or chisels for bones; Trepans for particular parts of the body for the hip for the upper femur

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  • the present invention relates to a remote operation type actuator that can change the posture of a tool by remote operation and is used for medical use, machining, and the like.
  • the remote operation type actuator remotely controls a tool provided at the end of a long and narrow pipe portion having a linear shape or a curved shape.
  • the conventional remote control actuator since the conventional remote control actuator only controls the rotation of the tool by remote control, in the case of medical use, it was difficult to process a complicated shape or a part that is difficult to see from the outside. Further, in drilling, it is required that not only a straight line but also a curved shape can be processed. Furthermore, in the cutting process, it is required that a deep part inside the groove can be processed.
  • the prior art and problems of the remote control actuator will be described.
  • an artificial joint insertion hole is formed in the medullary cavity at the center of the femur bone.
  • a medical actuator used for such a bone cutting process a tool is rotatably provided at the distal end of an elongated pipe portion, and by driving a rotational drive source such as a motor provided on the proximal end side of the pipe portion,
  • a rotational drive source such as a motor provided on the proximal end side of the pipe portion
  • the gap is as narrow as possible. desirable. It is also important that the contact surface between the living bone and the artificial joint is smooth, and high accuracy is required for processing the hole for inserting the artificial joint.
  • the operating range of the tool is limited by the shape of the pipe part. It is difficult to process the artificial joint insertion hole so that the gap is narrow and the contact surface between the two is smooth.
  • the bones of patients undergoing artificial joint replacement are often weakened due to aging or the like, and the bones themselves may be deformed. Accordingly, it is more difficult to process the artificial joint insertion hole than is normally conceivable.
  • the present applicant tried to make it possible to remotely change the posture of the tool provided at the tip for the purpose of relatively easily and accurately processing the artificial joint insertion hole. .
  • the tool is provided at the tip of the elongated pipe portion, there are many restrictions in providing a mechanism for changing the posture of the tool, and a device for overcoming it is necessary.
  • the tool posture is remotely controlled, it is required to always perform machining under optimum machining conditions that match the state of the workpiece.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a remote-operated actuator that can remotely change the posture of a tool provided at the end of an elongated pipe portion and can always perform machining under optimum machining conditions. It is an object of the present invention to provide a remote-operated actuator that can prevent a tool from rotating or rotating when the tool is rotated.
  • a remote-control actuator includes an elongated spindle guide portion, a tip member attached to the tip of the spindle guide portion via a tip member connecting portion so that the posture can be freely changed, and a base end of the spindle guide portion And the tip member rotatably supports a spindle holding a tool, and the spindle guide portion rotates a tool rotation drive source provided in the drive unit housing.
  • a rotation shaft that transmits the tip member to the spindle, and a guide hole that penetrates both ends of the shaft, and a posture operation member that changes the posture of the tip member by advancing and retracting with the tip contacting the tip member.
  • a drive source for changing the posture is provided in the drive unit housing to advance and retract the posture operation member, and the tool is processed.
  • the bone or the like is cut by the rotation of the tool provided on the tip member.
  • the tip of the posture operation member acts on the tip member, so that the posture can be changed to the tip of the spindle guide portion via the tip member connecting portion.
  • the position of the tip member attached to is changed.
  • the posture changing drive source is provided in the drive portion housing on the proximal end side of the spindle guide portion, and the posture change of the tip member is performed by remote control. Since the posture operation member is inserted into the guide hole, the posture operation member does not shift in the direction intersecting the longitudinal direction, and can always act properly on the tip member, and the posture change operation of the tip member Is done accurately.
  • the magnitude of at least one of the main component force Fc, the back component force Fr, and the feed component force Pf in the cutting force is estimated by the cutting force estimation means.
  • the machining conditions such as the number of rotations of the tool, the feed rate, etc. are set optimally, whereby fine machining suitable for the state of the workpiece can be realized.
  • bone tissue breaks when the temperature of the surface to be cut reaches 50 ° C. or higher. Therefore, when used for bone processing for medical purposes, it is possible to suppress an increase in the temperature of the surface to be cut by changing the processing conditions while monitoring the cutting force by the cutting force estimating means.
  • a driving power measuring means and a rotating speed measuring means for measuring the driving power and the rotation speed of the tool rotation drive source are provided, and the cutting force estimating means is the driving power measured by the driving power measuring means.
  • the magnitude of at least one of the main component force, the back component force, and the feed component force in the cutting force is estimated from the rotation number measured by the rotation number measuring means. good.
  • the cutting force estimation means estimates the magnitude of the main component force Fc [N], which is the tangential force of the tool in the cutting force.
  • the drive power is P [W]
  • the rotation speed of the tool is N [rpm]
  • the torque acting on the tool is T [Nm]
  • a bending amount measuring means for measuring a bending amount of the spindle guide portion
  • the cutting force estimating means is configured to calculate a main component force and a back force in the cutting force from a bending amount measured by the bending amount measuring means. It is also possible to estimate the magnitude of at least one component force of the component force and the feed component force.
  • the magnitude of the back component force Fr which is a force in the radial direction of the tool mainly in the cutting force
  • the cutting force estimating means When the back component force Fr acts on the work piece from the tool, the spindle guide portion bends. Therefore, the amount of the back component force Fr can be estimated by measuring the amount of bending of the spindle guide portion by the amount-of-deflection measuring means. It can be done. If the ratio of the magnitudes of the main component force Fc, the back component force Fr, and the feed component force Pf is determined, the magnitude of the other component forces Fc and Pf can be obtained if the magnitude of the back component force Fr is obtained. It can also be estimated. When the ratio of the magnitudes of the respective component forces fluctuates, it is preferable to use cutting force estimation means for estimating the magnitudes of the other component forces Fc and Pf.
  • the deflection amount measuring means may be one or more strain sensors attached to the peripheral surface of the spindle guide portion.
  • the spindle guide portion bends, distortion occurs on the peripheral surface of the spindle guide portion. Therefore, the amount of bending of the spindle guide portion can be measured from the detection value of the strain sensor.
  • a strain sensor is used as a means for measuring the amount of deflection, when a back component force Fr acts on the workpiece from the tool, the detection signal of the strain sensor on the peripheral surface of the spindle guide portion is changed in the compression direction or tension depending on the direction of deflection. Since it varies in the direction, the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated.
  • the detection signal of the strain sensor at any circumferential position on the peripheral surface of the spindle guide portion changes in the compression direction, so the magnitude of the feed component force Pf is also estimated. it can.
  • a driving force measuring means for measuring the driving force of the posture changing drive source
  • the cutting force estimating means is configured to calculate a main component force in the cutting force from the driving force measured by the driving force measuring means. The magnitude of at least one of the back component force and the feed component force may be estimated.
  • the magnitude of the back component force Fr which is a force in the radial direction of the tool mainly in the cutting force
  • the cutting force estimating means When the back force Fr acts on the workpiece from the tool, the force is transmitted to the posture changing drive source via the posture operating member, and the driving force of the posture changing drive source increases or decreases. By measuring the driving force, the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated.
  • a strain detecting means for detecting distortion of the lever mechanism is provided, and the cutting force estimating means is detected by the strain detecting means. From the value, the magnitude of at least one of the main component force, the back component force, and the feed component force in the cutting force can be estimated.
  • the magnitude of the back component force Fr which is a force in the radial direction of the tool mainly in the cutting force
  • the cutting force estimating means When the back force Fr acts on the work piece from the tool, the force is also transmitted to the lever mechanism via the posture operation member, and the lever mechanism is distorted.
  • the magnitude of the force Fr can be estimated.
  • an abnormality detecting means for detecting an abnormality at the time of spindle rotation or non-rotation, and a tool rotation control means for stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source when the abnormality detection means detects an abnormality. It may be provided.
  • the abnormality detection means detects the abnormality, and the tool rotation control means stops the rotation of the tool rotation drive source. If any abnormality is discovered by the abnormality detection means before cutting, the tool rotation drive source is not rotated by the tool rotation control means.
  • the abnormality detection means there is a fixing detection means for detecting whether or not the attitude of the tip member is in a fixed state
  • the tool rotation control means is configured to detect the attitude of the tip member by the fixing detection means. It is preferable that the tool rotation drive source is not rotated when it is detected that is not in a fixed state.
  • the fixed detection means includes, for example, a strain sensor that detects distortion of a lever mechanism provided between the posture change drive source and the posture operation member, and an encoder that detects an operation position of the posture change drive source. It can be either or both.
  • the abnormality detection means includes an action force detection means for detecting the magnitude of a force acting on the tip member during the spindle rotation, and the tool rotation control means is detected by the action force detection means. It is preferable that the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped when the applied force is greater than the specified force.
  • the acting force detection means can be, for example, a distortion sensor that detects distortion of a lever mechanism provided between the attitude changing drive source and the attitude operating member.
  • each part of the remote control type actuator may be deformed or damaged. Therefore, the magnitude of the force acting on the tip member is detected by the acting force detection means, and when the detected acting force is larger than the specified acting force, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped by the tool rotation control means. Let Thereby, deformation and breakage of the remote control type actuator can be prevented. Even if the acting force of the tip member is not actually detected, the acting force of the tip member can be easily obtained by detecting the distortion of the lever mechanism with the strain sensor.
  • the abnormality detection means there is a rotation detection means for detecting the rotation speed of the spindle or the tool rotation drive source, and the tool rotation control means includes the rotation speed detected by the rotation detection means. It is preferable that the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped when the difference from the specified rotation speed is outside a predetermined range.
  • the rotation detection unit may be, for example, a rotation sensor that detects the number of rotations of the tool rotation drive source.
  • the rotation speed of the spindle becomes abnormally high or low. It is dangerous to rotate the spindle in such a state. Therefore, the rotation speed of the spindle is detected by the rotation detection means, and when the difference between the detected rotation speed and the specified rotation speed is outside the predetermined range, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped by the tool rotation control means. Let Thereby, danger can be avoided. Even if the rotational speed of the spindle is not actually detected, the rotational speed of the spindle can be easily obtained by detecting the rotational speed of the drive source for rotating the tool with the rotation sensor.
  • the abnormality detection means includes vibration detection means for detecting the magnitude of vibration of the spindle or the tool rotation drive source during the spindle rotation
  • the tool rotation control means includes the vibration detection means. It is preferable that the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped when the magnitude of the vibration detected by the above is larger than a specified magnitude.
  • the vibration detection unit may be a vibration sensor, for example.
  • the vibration detection means detects the magnitude of the spindle vibration, and when the detected vibration magnitude is larger than the specified magnitude, the tool rotation control means stops the rotation of the tool rotation drive source. Thereby, danger can be avoided.
  • the abnormality detecting means includes temperature detecting means for detecting the temperature of the spindle during the rotation of the spindle, and the tool rotation control means is configured such that the temperature detected by the temperature detecting means is lower than a specified temperature. It is preferable to stop the rotation of the tool rotation drive source when the tool is high.
  • the spindle temperature may rise due to a lack of lubricant to lubricate the bearing or bearing failure.
  • the remote operation type actuator may be deformed or damaged. Accordingly, the temperature of the spindle is detected by the temperature detection means, and when the detected temperature is higher than the specified temperature, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped by the tool rotation control means. Thereby, deformation and breakage of the remote control type actuator can be prevented.
  • the abnormality detection includes a bearing that rotatably supports the rotating shaft in the spindle guide portion, and a lubricating fluid supply device that supplies a lubricating fluid for lubricating the bearing into the spindle guide portion.
  • a fluid pressure detection means for lubrication for detecting the pressure of the fluid for lubrication supplied into the spindle guide portion by the fluid supply apparatus for lubrication during the rotation of the spindle
  • the tool rotation control means comprises the lubrication
  • the rotation of the drive source for rotating the tool may be stopped when the difference between the pressure of the lubricating fluid detected by the working fluid pressure detecting means and the specified pressure is outside a predetermined range.
  • the bearing that rotatably supports the rotating shaft in the spindle guide portion is lubricated with the lubricating fluid supplied into the spindle guide portion by the lubricating fluid supply device, if the lubricating fluid is insufficient, the pressure of the lubricating fluid decreases. If the lubricating fluid path is clogged, the pressure of the lubricating fluid increases. If the lubricating fluid is insufficient or the path is clogged, the bearing may not be lubricated well and the bearing may be damaged. Therefore, the pressure of the lubricating fluid is detected by the lubricating fluid pressure detecting means, and if the difference between the detected pressure and the specified pressure is outside the predetermined range, the tool rotation control means detects the tool rotation drive source. Stop rotation. Thereby, damage to the bearing can be prevented.
  • (A) is a cross-sectional view of the remote-control-type actuator in which the tool rotation drive mechanism and the attitude change drive mechanism are combined and displayed with a control system
  • (B) is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III.
  • (A) is a perspective view of a tool and a workpiece at the time of cutting
  • (B) is the IV arrow view. It is a figure which shows schematic structure at the time of providing a cooling means in the remote control type actuator.
  • (A) is a partial view of a remotely operated actuator showing different examples of cutting force estimation means
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along the line VI-VI.
  • (A) is a partial view of a remote control type actuator showing still another example of cutting force estimation means
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along the line VII-VII.
  • (A) is a partial view of a remote control type actuator showing still another example of cutting force estimation means
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along the line VIII-VIII. It is sectional drawing of the drive mechanism for tool rotation and the drive mechanism for attitude
  • (A) is a sectional view of a tool rotation drive mechanism and a posture change drive mechanism showing still another example of the cutting force estimation means
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along line XX.
  • (A) is a sectional view of a tip member and a spindle guide portion of a remote control type actuator according to a second embodiment of the present invention
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along line XI-XI.
  • (A) is a sectional view of a tip member and a spindle guide portion of a remote control type actuator according to a third embodiment of the present invention
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along line XII-XII. It is the figure which combined and displayed the control system in the front view of the drive mechanism for tool rotation of this remote control type actuator, and the drive mechanism for attitude
  • (A) is a sectional view of a tip member and a spindle guide portion of a remote control type actuator according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along the line XIV-XIV
  • (C) is based on a housing of the tip member. It is the figure seen from the end side.
  • (A) is a sectional view of a tip member and a spindle guide portion of a remote control type actuator according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention
  • (B) is a sectional view taken along line XV-XV. It is a figure which shows schematic structure of the remote control type actuator from which the shape of a spindle guide part differs.
  • FIG. 1 shows schematic structure of the remote control type actuator concerning 6th Embodiment of this invention.
  • A is a cross-sectional view of the tip member and spindle guide portion of the remote operation type actuator
  • B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XVIII-XVIII
  • C is a diagram showing a connection structure between the tip member and the rotating shaft.
  • D) is a view of the housing of the tip member as seen from the base end side. It is sectional drawing which shows the structure in the drive part housing mainly of the same remote control type actuator. It is a XX arrow line view of FIG. It is a block diagram of a control system of the remote operation type actuator.
  • (A), (B), (C) is explanatory drawing which shows a different state of a front-end
  • the remote control type actuator includes a tip member 2 for holding a rotary tool 1, an elongated spindle guide portion 3 having the tip member 2 attached to the tip so that the posture can be freely changed, and the spindle guide.
  • the drive unit housing 4a to which the base end of the unit 3 is coupled, the controller 5 that controls the tool rotation drive mechanism 4b and the posture change drive mechanism 4c in the drive unit housing 4a, and the cutting force during processing are estimated.
  • Cutting force estimation means 6 constitutes the drive unit 4 together with the built-in tool rotation drive mechanism 4b and posture changing drive mechanism 4c.
  • the tip member 2 has a spindle 13 rotatably supported by a pair of bearings 12 inside a substantially cylindrical housing 11.
  • the spindle 13 has a cylindrical shape with an open end, and the shank 1a of the tool 1 is inserted into the hollow portion in a fitted state, and the shank 1a is non-rotatably coupled by the rotation prevention pin 14.
  • the tip member 2 is attached to the tip of the spindle guide portion 3 via the tip member connecting portion 15.
  • the tip member connecting portion 15 is a means for supporting the tip member 2 so that the posture thereof can be freely changed, and includes a spherical bearing.
  • the distal end member connecting portion 15 includes a guided portion 11 a that is a reduced inner diameter portion of the proximal end of the housing 11 and a hook-shaped portion of a retaining member 21 that is fixed to the distal end of the spindle guide portion 3. It is comprised with the guide part 21a.
  • the guide surfaces F1 and F2 that are in contact with each other 11a and 21a are spherical surfaces having a center of curvature O located on the center line CL of the spindle 13 and having a smaller diameter toward the proximal end side.
  • the tip member 2 is configured to change the posture around the X axis passing through the center of curvature O, even if the guide surfaces F1 and F2 are cylindrical surfaces whose axis is the X axis passing through the center of curvature O. Good.
  • the spindle guide portion 3 has a rotating shaft 22 that transmits the rotational force of the tool rotation drive source 41 (FIGS. 3A and 3B) in the drive portion housing 4 a to the spindle 13.
  • the rotating shaft 22 is a wire and can be elastically deformed to some extent.
  • the material of the wire for example, metal, resin, glass fiber or the like is used.
  • the wire may be a single wire or a stranded wire.
  • the spindle 13 and the rotary shaft 22 are connected so as to be able to transmit rotation via a joint 23 such as a universal joint.
  • the joint 23 includes a groove 13 a provided at the closed base end of the spindle 13 and a protrusion 22 a provided at the distal end of the rotating shaft 22 and engaged with the groove 13 a.
  • the center of the connecting portion between the groove 13a and the protrusion 22a is at the same position as the center of curvature O of the guide surfaces F1 and F2.
  • the spindle guide part 3 has an outer pipe 25 that is an outer part of the spindle guide part 3, and the rotating shaft 22 is located at the center of the outer pipe 25.
  • the rotating shaft 22 is rotatably supported by a plurality of rolling bearings 26 that are arranged apart from each other in the axial direction.
  • spring elements 27A and 27B for generating a preload on the rolling bearing 26 are provided.
  • the spring elements 27A and 27B are, for example, compression coil springs.
  • the retaining member 21 is fixed to the pipe end portion 25a of the outer pipe 25 by a fixing pin 28, and rotatably supports the distal end portion of the rotary shaft 22 via a rolling bearing 29 at the distal end inner peripheral portion thereof.
  • the pipe end portion 25a may be a separate member from the outer pipe 25 and may be joined by welding or the like.
  • one guide pipe 30 penetrating at both ends is provided. Inside the guide hole 30 a which is the inner diameter hole of the guide pipe 30, the wire 31 a and the both ends thereof are provided.
  • a posture operation member 31 composed of a columnar pin 31b is inserted in such a manner as to be able to advance and retreat.
  • the distal end of the columnar pin 31b on the distal end member 2 side is spherical and is in contact with the proximal end surface 11b of the housing 11 of the distal end member 2.
  • the base end surface 11b of the housing 11 of the distal end member 2 is an inclined surface that is closer to the spindle guide portion 3 side toward the outer diameter side.
  • the tip of the columnar pin 31b on the drive unit housing 4a side is also spherical, and is in contact with the side surface of the lever 43b (FIGS. 3A and 3B).
  • the columnar pin 31b may be omitted, and the posture operation member 31 may be configured with only one wire 31a.
  • compression is provided between the proximal end surface of the housing 11 of the distal end member 2 and the distal end surface of the outer pipe 25 of the spindle guide portion 3 at a position 180 degrees relative to the circumferential position where the posture operation member 31 is located.
  • a restoring elastic member 32 made of a coil spring is provided. The restoring elastic member 32 acts to urge the tip member 2 toward a predetermined posture.
  • a plurality of reinforcing shafts 34 are arranged on the same pitch circle C as the guide pipe 30, separately from the guide pipe 30. These reinforcing shafts 34 are for ensuring the rigidity of the spindle guide portion 3. The intervals between the guide pipe 30 and the reinforcing shaft 34 are equal.
  • the guide pipe 30 and the reinforcing shaft 34 are in contact with the inner diameter surface of the outer pipe 25 and the outer diameter surface of the rolling bearing 26. Thereby, the outer diameter surface of the rolling bearing 26 is supported.
  • the tool rotation drive mechanism 4 b includes a tool rotation drive source 41 controlled by the controller 5.
  • the tool rotation drive source 41 is, for example, an electric motor, and its output shaft 41 a is coupled to the proximal end of the rotation shaft 22.
  • the driving power and the rotational speed of the tool rotation drive source 41 are measured by the driving power measuring means 60 and the rotational speed measuring means 61, respectively.
  • the drive power measuring means 60 is composed of a power meter or the like provided in a power supply system (not shown) of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the rotation speed measuring means 61 is composed of a rotary encoder, a tachometer generator, or the like. Output signals of the driving power measuring means 60 and the rotational speed measuring means 61 are transmitted to the cutting force estimating means 6.
  • the cutting force estimating means 6 estimates the cutting force of the tool 1 from the output signals of the driving power measuring means 60 and the rotational speed measuring means 61.
  • the cutting force estimation means 6 is composed of a computer such as a microcomputer, an electronic circuit, or the like, and is a relation setting means (not shown) in which the relationship between each input signal and an estimated value that becomes an output signal is determined by an arithmetic expression or a table. And the estimated value is estimated by checking the input signal against the relationship setting means.
  • Various cutting force estimation means 6 described below in this specification are also configured by a computer, an electronic circuit, or the like that performs estimation using the relationship setting means in the same manner as described above.
  • the cutting force estimation means 6 estimates the magnitude of the main component force Fc [N], which is the tangential force of the tool 1 in the cutting force F applied to the workpiece W by the tool 1 ( (See FIGS. 4A and 4B).
  • the driving power is P [W]
  • the rotation speed of the tool 1 is N [rpm]
  • the torque acting on the tool 1 is T [Nm]
  • the cutting force estimation means 6 may be provided outside or inside the controller 5 as shown in FIG.
  • the posture changing drive mechanism 4 c includes a posture changing drive source 42 controlled by the controller 5.
  • the posture changing drive source 42 is, for example, an electric linear actuator, and the movement of the output rod 42a that moves in the left-right direction in FIG. 3A is applied to the posture operating member 31 via the lever mechanism 43 that is a force transmission mechanism. Communicated.
  • the posture changing drive source 42 may be a rotary motor.
  • the lever mechanism 43 has a lever 43b that is rotatable around a support shaft 43a.
  • the force of the output rod 42a acts on an action point P1 that is a long distance from the support shaft 43a in the lever 43b.
  • the force is applied to the posture operation member 31 at the force point P ⁇ b> 2 having a short distance, and the output of the posture changing drive source 42 is increased and transmitted to the posture operation member 31.
  • the lever mechanism 43 is provided, a large force can be applied to the posture operation member 31 even with a linear actuator with a small output, and thus the linear actuator can be downsized.
  • the rotating shaft 22 penetrates the opening 44 formed in the lever 43b.
  • the posture of the tip member 2 may be remotely operated manually.
  • the posture changing drive mechanism 4c is provided with a movement amount detector 45 for detecting the movement amount of the posture changing drive source 42.
  • the detection value of the movement amount detector 45 is output to the posture detection means 46.
  • the attitude detection means 46 detects the tilt attitude of the tip member 2 around the X axis (FIGS. 2A to 2C) based on the output of the motion amount detector 45.
  • the posture detection means 46 has relationship setting means (not shown) in which the relationship between the tilt posture and the output signal of the motion amount detector 45 is set by an arithmetic expression or a table, and the relationship is determined from the input output signal.
  • the tilting posture is detected using setting means.
  • This posture detection means 46 may be provided in the controller 5 or may be provided in an external control device.
  • the posture changing drive mechanism 4c is provided with a wattmeter 47 for detecting the amount of power supplied to the posture changing drive source 42, which is an electric actuator.
  • the detected value of the supplied wattmeter 47 is output to the load detecting means 48.
  • the load detection means 48 detects the load acting on the tip member 2 based on the output of the wattmeter 47.
  • the load detection means 48 has relation setting means (not shown) in which the relation between the load and the output signal of the supplied wattmeter 47 is set by an arithmetic expression or a table, and the relation setting means is determined from the input output signal.
  • the load is detected using.
  • the load detecting means 48 may be provided in the controller 5 or may be provided in an external control device.
  • the controller 5 controls the posture changing drive source 42 based on the detected values of the posture detecting means 46 and the load detecting means 48 and controls the tool rotating drive source 41 based on the output of the cutting force estimating means 6.
  • this remote control type actuator When the tool rotation drive source 41 is driven, the rotational force is transmitted to the spindle 13 via the rotation shaft 22, and the tool 1 rotates together with the spindle 13.
  • the load acting on the tip member 2 when the tool 1 is rotated to cut bone or the like is detected by the load detection means 48 from the detection value of the supply wattmeter 47.
  • the posture changing drive source 42 is driven to change the posture of the tip member 2 by remote control.
  • the posture operating member 31 is advanced to the distal end side by the posture changing drive source 42
  • the housing 11 of the distal end member 2 is pushed by the posture operating member 31, and the distal end member 2 is directed downward in FIG.
  • the posture is changed along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 toward the side.
  • the posture operation member 31 is retracted by the posture changing drive source 42
  • the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed back by the elastic repulsive force of the restoring elastic member 32, and the tip member 2 is shown in FIG.
  • the posture is changed along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side facing upward.
  • the pressure of the posture operation member 31, the elastic repulsive force of the restoring elastic member 32, and the reaction force from the retaining member 21 act on the tip member connecting portion 15, and the balance of these acting forces
  • the posture of the tip member 2 is determined.
  • the posture of the tip member 2 is detected by the posture detection means 46 from the detection value of the movement amount detector 45. Therefore, the posture of the tip member 2 can be appropriately controlled by remote operation.
  • the proximal end surface 11b of the housing 11 of the distal end member 2 is an inclined surface closer to the spindle guide portion 3 side toward the outer diameter side, when the attitude operating member 31 pushes the proximal end surface 11b of the housing 11, the attitude operating member
  • the base end surface 11b of the housing 11 is slippery with respect to 31 and the housing 11 can be smoothly changed in posture.
  • the base end surface 11b of the housing 11 may be a surface perpendicular to the advancing / retreating direction of the posture operation member 31 instead of the inclined surface.
  • the posture operation member 31 Since the posture operation member 31 is inserted through the guide hole 30a, the posture operation member 31 does not shift in the direction intersecting the longitudinal direction, and can always act properly on the tip member 2, and the tip member 2 posture change operation is performed accurately. Further, since the posture operation member 31 is mainly composed of the wire 31a and is flexible, the posture changing operation of the tip member 2 is reliably performed even when the spindle guide portion 3 is curved. Furthermore, since the center of the connecting portion between the spindle 13 and the rotating shaft 22 is at the same position as the center of curvature O of the guide surfaces F1 and F2, a force for pushing and pulling against the rotating shaft 22 by changing the posture of the tip member 2 is increased. Accordingly, the posture of the tip member 2 can be changed smoothly.
  • the magnitude of the main component force Fc in the cutting force F is estimated by the cutting force estimation means 6.
  • the workpiece W (FIGS. 4A and 4B) is set by optimally setting machining conditions such as the rotational speed and feed rate of the tool 1 in accordance with the estimated magnitude of the main component force Fc. It is possible to achieve fine processing that matches the state of the machine. For example, in bone cutting, it is said that bone tissue breaks when the temperature of the surface to be cut reaches 50 ° C. or higher. Therefore, when used for bone processing for medical purposes, it is possible to suppress the temperature of the surface to be cut from becoming high by changing the processing conditions while monitoring the cutting force by the cutting force estimating means 6.
  • This remote control type actuator is used, for example, for cutting the medullary cavity of bone in artificial joint replacement surgery.
  • all or part of the distal end member 2 is inserted into the patient's body. The For this reason, if the posture of the tip member 2 can be changed by remote control as described above, the bone can be processed while the tool 1 is always held in an appropriate posture, and the artificial joint insertion hole is finished with high accuracy. Can do.
  • the elongated spindle guide portion 3 needs to be provided with the rotating shaft 22 and the posture operation member 31 in a protected state.
  • the rotating shaft 22 is provided at the center of the outer pipe 25.
  • the outer diameter surface of the rolling bearing 26 that supports the rotating shaft 22 is supported by the guide pipe 30 and the reinforcing shaft 34, the outer diameter surface of the rolling bearing 26 can be supported without using extra members. Moreover, since the preload is applied to the rolling bearing 26 by the spring elements 27A and 27B, the rotating shaft 22 made of a wire can be rotated at a high speed. Therefore, machining can be performed by rotating the spindle 13 at a high speed, the machining finish is good, and the cutting resistance acting on the tool 1 can be reduced. Since the spring elements 27A and 27B are provided between the adjacent rolling bearings 26, the spring elements 27A and 27B can be provided without increasing the diameter of the spindle guide portion 3.
  • This remote control type actuator can be provided with a cooling means 50 for cooling the tool 1 and the like as shown in FIG. 5 by utilizing the fact that the spindle guide portion 3 is hollow. That is, the cooling means 50 includes a cooling liquid supply device 51 provided outside the remote operation type actuator, and the cooling liquid supply device 51 to the base end of the spindle guide portion 3, the spindle guide portion 3 and the inside of the tip member 2. And a coolant supply pipe 52 that guides the coolant to the tool 1.
  • the outer pipe 25 itself is the cooling liquid supply pipe 52 in a portion 52 a that passes through the spindle guide portion 3 in the cooling liquid supply pipe 52, and the cooling liquid passes through the outer pipe 25.
  • the coolant guided to the tool 1 is discharged to the outer periphery of the tool 1. Between the spindle guide part 3 and the drive part housing 4a, it is preferable to provide a sealing means (not shown) for preventing the coolant from entering the drive part housing 4a.
  • the heat generating points such as the tool 1, the workpiece W, the spindle 13, the rotating shaft 22, the rolling bearings 26 and 29, etc. can be cooled by the coolant. Since the coolant is allowed to pass through the outer pipe 25, it is not necessary to provide a separate coolant supply pipe, and the spindle guide portion 3 can be simplified and reduced in diameter. Further, the cooling liquid may be used for lubricating the rolling bearings 26 and 29. By doing so, it is not necessary to use grease or the like generally used for bearings, and it is not necessary to provide a separate lubricating device.
  • the cooling liquid is preferably water or physiological saline. This is because if the coolant is water or physiological saline, the coolant does not adversely affect the living body when the tip member 2 is inserted into the living body to perform processing.
  • the material of the parts in contact with the coolant is stainless steel having excellent corrosion resistance.
  • Other parts constituting the remote control type actuator may also be made of stainless steel.
  • FIGS. 6A and 6B show different examples of the cutting force estimation means 6.
  • a bending amount measuring means 63 for measuring the bending amount of the spindle guide portion 3 is provided, and the cutting force estimating means 6 is measured by the bending amount measuring means 63. From the amount of bending, the magnitude of the back component force Fr (FIGS. 4A and 4B) in the cutting force is estimated.
  • the back component force Fr acts on the work piece from the tool 1
  • the spindle guide portion 3 bends. Therefore, the amount of the back component force Fr is measured by measuring the bend amount of the spindle guide portion 3 with the bend amount measuring means 63. Can be estimated.
  • the deflection amount measuring means 63 is a strain sensor, and is affixed to the outer peripheral surface of the root portion of the outer pipe 25 of the spindle guide portion 3 at four locations in the circumferential direction. Since the distortion of the outer pipe 25 is greatest at the root portion, it is preferable that the strain sensor is attached to the root portion of the outer pipe 25.
  • the bending amount measuring means 63 when a strain sensor is used as the bending amount measuring means 63, when the back component force Fr acts on the workpiece W from the tool 1, the detection signal of the strain sensor on the peripheral surface of the spindle guide portion 3 depends on the bending direction. Since it fluctuates in the compression direction and the tension direction, the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated.
  • the detection signal of the strain sensor at any circumferential position on the circumferential surface of the outer pipe 25 is compressed. Therefore, the magnitude of the feed force Pf can also be estimated.
  • the magnitude of the other component forces Fc and Pf can be obtained if the magnitude of the back component force Fr is obtained. It can also be estimated.
  • cutting force estimation means 6 for estimating the magnitudes of the other component forces Fc and Pf.
  • the deflection amount measuring means 63 may be a displacement sensor that measures the displacement of an arbitrary portion of the spindle guide portion 3. Also in this case, the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated by the cutting force estimation means 6 as described above.
  • a cylindrical sensor housing 64 is provided on the outer periphery of the root portion of the spindle guide portion 3 as shown in FIG. 7A, and this sensor is shown in FIG. 7B.
  • Deflection amount measuring means 63 including optical displacement sensors are provided at four locations on the inner periphery of the housing 64 at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. A deflection amount measuring means 63 measures the displacement of the outer pipe 25 of the spindle guide portion 3.
  • the deflection amount measuring means 63 may be a magnetic displacement sensor including an encoder 63a as a detected portion and a hall sensor 63b.
  • an annular encoder 63 a is fitted to the base of the outer pipe 25 of the spindle guide portion 3, and hall sensors 63 b are arranged at four locations on the inner periphery of the sensor housing 64 in the same circumferential direction.
  • the number of hall sensors 63b is not limited.
  • a deflection amount measuring means 63 measures the displacement of the outer pipe 25 of the spindle guide portion 3.
  • the deflection amount measuring means 63 may be an eddy current displacement sensor.
  • FIG. 9 shows still another example of the cutting force estimation means 6.
  • driving force measuring means 65 for measuring the driving force of the posture changing drive source 42 is provided, and the cutting force estimating means 6 uses the cutting force from the driving force measured by the driving force measuring means 65.
  • the magnitude of the back component force Fr is estimated.
  • a supply wattmeter 47 (FIGS. 3A and 3B) for detecting the amount of power supplied to the attitude changing drive source 42 may be used.
  • the force is transmitted to the posture changing drive source 42 via the posture operation member 31, and the driving force of the posture changing drive source 42 increases or decreases.
  • the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated.
  • FIGS. 10A and 10B show further different examples of the cutting force estimating means 6.
  • a strain detecting means 66 for detecting the strain of the lever mechanism 43 that transmits the driving force of the posture changing drive source 42 to the posture operating member 31 is provided, and the cutting force estimating means 6 is the strain detecting means. From the detected value of 66, the magnitude of the back component force Fr in the cutting force is estimated.
  • the strain detecting means 66 shown in the figure is provided with a thin strain-generating portion 43ba (FIG. 10A) at the intermediate portion of the lever 43b of the lever mechanism 43, and the strain-generating portion 43ba is provided on both sides of the strain-generating portion 43ba. Strain sensors 66U, 66L, and 66R for detecting the generated strain are attached (FIG. 13).
  • the distortion detecting means 66 detects the distortion. By doing so, the magnitude of the back component force Fr can be estimated.
  • FIGS. 11A and 11B show a second embodiment.
  • This remote control type actuator is provided with two guide pipes 30 at circumferential positions in the outer pipe 25 that are 180 degrees in phase with each other, and in the guide hole 30a that is the inner diameter hole of the guide pipe 30, the same attitude as described above.
  • the operating member 31 is inserted so as to freely advance and retract. Between the two guide pipes 30, a plurality of reinforcing shafts 34 are arranged on the same pitch circle C as the guide pipe 30.
  • the restoring elastic member 32 is not provided.
  • the guide surfaces F1 and F2 are spherical surfaces whose center of curvature is the point O, or cylindrical surfaces whose axis is the X axis passing through the point O.
  • the drive unit 4 (not shown) is provided with two posture change drive sources 42 (not shown) for individually moving the two posture operation members 31 forward and backward, and these two posture change drives.
  • the posture of the tip member 2 is changed by driving the sources 42 in opposite directions. For example, when the upper posture operation member 31 in FIGS. 11A and 11B is advanced to the distal end side and the lower posture operation member 31 is retracted, the upper posture operation member 31 moves the housing of the distal end member 2. 11 is pushed, the tip member 2 changes its posture along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side in which the tip side faces downward in FIG.
  • FIGS. 12A and 12B show a third embodiment.
  • This remote control type actuator is provided with three guide pipes 30 at circumferential positions at a phase of 120 degrees in the outer pipe 25, and the same posture as described above in a guide hole 30 a which is an inner diameter hole of the guide pipe 30.
  • the operating member 31 is inserted so as to freely advance and retract.
  • a plurality of reinforcing shafts 34 are arranged on the same pitch circle C as the guide pipes 30.
  • the restoring elastic member 32 is not provided.
  • the guide surfaces F1 and F2 are spherical surfaces whose center of curvature is a point O, and the tip member 2 can tilt in any direction.
  • the drive unit 4 is provided with three posture changing drive sources 42 (42U, 42L, 42R) (FIG. 13) for individually moving the three posture operation members 31 (31U, 31L, 31R) forward and backward.
  • the attitude of the tip member 2 is changed by driving these three attitude changing drive sources 42 in conjunction with each other. For example, when one upper posture operation member 31U in FIG. 12B is advanced to the distal end side and the other two posture operation members 31L and 31R are moved backward, the upper posture operation member 31U causes the distal end member 2 to move.
  • the distal end member 2 changes its posture along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side in which the distal end side faces downward in FIG.
  • each posture changing drive source 42 is controlled so that the amount of advance / retreat of each posture operation member 31 is appropriate.
  • each posture operation member 31 is moved back and forth, the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the left and right posture operation members 31L and 31R, so that the tip member 2 moves to the side where the tip side is upward in FIG.
  • the posture is changed along the guide surfaces F1 and F2. Further, when the left posture operation member 31L is advanced to the distal end side and the right posture operation member 31R is moved backward while the upper posture operation member 31U is stationary, the distal end member 2 is moved by the left posture operation member 31L.
  • the tip member 2 When the housing 11 is pressed, the tip member 2 changes its posture along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the right, that is, the side facing the back side of the paper surface in FIG.
  • the left and right posture operation members 31L and 31R are moved back and forth, the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the right posture operation member 31R, so that the tip member 2 moves along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 toward the left side. Change the posture.
  • the tip member 2 can be changed in posture in the directions of the upper, lower, left and right axes (X axis, Y axis).
  • the pressure of the three posture operating members 31 and the reaction force from the retaining member 21 are acting on the tip member connecting portion 15, and the posture of the tip member 2 is determined by the balance of these acting forces.
  • the posture stability of the tip member 2 can be further improved. If the number of posture operation members 31 is further increased, the posture stability of the tip member 2 can be further enhanced.
  • the posture change drive mechanism 4c can be configured as shown in FIG. That is, three posture change drive sources 42 (42U, 42L, 42R) for individually moving the posture operation members 31 (31U, 31L, 31R) forward and backward are arranged in parallel on the left and right sides, and each posture change drive source is provided.
  • a lever 43b (43bU, 43bL, 43bR) corresponding to 42 is provided so as to be rotatable around a common support shaft 43a, and each lever 43b has a long distance from the support shaft 43a at an action point P1 (P1U, P1L, P1R).
  • each posture changing drive source 42 The force of the output rod 42a (42aU, 42aL, 42aR) of each posture changing drive source 42 is applied, and a force is applied to the posture operating member 31 at a force point P2 (P2U, P2L, P2R) having a short distance from the support shaft 43a.
  • P2 force point
  • the rotary shaft 22 passes through an opening 44 formed in the lever 43bU for the upper posture operation member 31U.
  • the strain detecting means 66 for detecting the strain of the lever mechanism 43 when the strain detecting means 66 for detecting the strain of the lever mechanism 43 is provided, the strain sensor 66U as the strain detecting means 66 for detecting the strain generated in each lever 43b is provided in each lever 43 (43bU, 43bL, 43bR). , 66L, 66R are pasted.
  • the cutting force estimation means 6 estimates mainly the magnitude of the back component force Fr in the cutting force from the detection value of each strain sensor.
  • FIGS. 14A to 14C show a fourth embodiment.
  • a radial groove 11c (FIG. 10C) is formed on the base end surface of the housing 11 of the tip member 2, and the spherical tip of the posture operation member 31 is applied to the bottom surface of the groove 11c. Touching.
  • the rotation prevention mechanism 37 is configured by the groove 11c and the posture operation member 31, and the distal end of the posture operation member 31 inserted into the groove 11c hits the side surface of the groove 11c. Rotation around the center line CL of the member 2 is prevented.
  • the posture operation drive mechanism 4c for controlling the advance / retreat of the posture operation member 31 and the tip member 2 holding the tool 1 become uncontrollable due to a failure of the control device or the like.
  • This embodiment is an example in which the posture operation member 31 is provided at one place in the circumferential direction.
  • the present invention can also be applied to a configuration in which 31 is provided at three circumferential positions that are 120 degrees in phase with each other.
  • FIGS. 15A and 15B show a fifth embodiment.
  • the spindle guide portion 3 of the remote control type actuator is configured so that the hollow hole 24 of the outer pipe 25 is out of the circumferential position where the central circular hole portion 24a and the outer periphery of the circular hole portion 24a form a phase of 120 degrees with each other. It consists of three groove-like parts 24b recessed to the radial side.
  • the peripheral wall at the tip of the groove-like portion 24b has a semicircular cross section.
  • the rotary shaft 22 and the rolling bearing 26 are accommodated in the circular hole portion 24a, and the posture operation member 31 is accommodated in each groove portion 24b.
  • the outer pipe 25 has the above-described cross-sectional shape, the thickness t of the outer pipe 25 other than the groove-like portion 24b is increased, and the secondary moment of the outer pipe 25 is increased. That is, the rigidity of the spindle guide portion 3 is increased. Thereby, the positioning accuracy of the tip member 2 is improved and the machinability is improved. Further, by arranging the guide pipes 30 in the groove-like portions 24b, the guide pipes 30 can be easily positioned in the circumferential direction, and the assemblability is good.
  • the posture operation member 31 is provided at three circumferential positions at a phase of 120 degrees, but the posture operation member 31 is at two circumferential positions at a phase of 180 degrees.
  • the present invention can also be applied to a configuration in which the posture operation member 31 provided at one place in the circumferential direction and the corresponding elastic member 32 for restoration are combined.
  • the groove-like portions 24b of the hollow holes 24 are provided at three places in the circumferential direction as in the case of the outer pipe 25 in FIGS.
  • the posture operation member 31 may be accommodated in one groove portion 24b, and the reinforcing shaft 34 (see FIGS. 2A to 2C) may be accommodated in the other groove portion 24b.
  • the spindle guide portion 3 has a linear shape.
  • the posture operation member 31 is flexible, and the posture of the tip member 2 is maintained even when the spindle guide portion 3 is curved. Since the changing operation is performed reliably, the spindle guide portion 3 may be curved in the initial state as shown in FIG. Alternatively, only a part of the spindle guide portion 3 may be curved. If the spindle guide portion 3 is curved, it may be possible to insert the distal end member 2 to the back of the bone, which is difficult to reach in the straight shape, so that the hole for artificial joint insertion can be accurately processed in artificial joint replacement surgery. It becomes possible to finish.
  • the outer pipe 25, the guide pipe 30, and the reinforcing shaft 34 need to be curved.
  • the rotating shaft 22 is preferably made of a material that is easily deformed, and for example, a shape memory alloy is suitable.
  • the posture operation member 31 may be composed of a plurality of balls in addition to the wire 31a, or may be composed of a plurality of columnar bodies that are curved in accordance with the curved shape of the guide pipe 30. In the latter case, it is preferable that the curved columnar body has a short length and a shape in which corners are dropped by chamfering or the like.
  • FIG. 17 shows a schematic configuration of a remotely operated actuator according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention.
  • abnormality detection means 16, 55, 56, 57, 66 and 82 described in detail later are provided.
  • the cutting force estimation means 6 of this embodiment is configured to detect distortion generated in -43b with the lever mechanism 43 as shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B of the first embodiment.
  • the remote control type actuator includes an actuator body 8, a control box 7 that is a controller connected to the actuator body 8 and an electric cable 9, and a lubrication fluid supply that supplies the actuator body 8 with a lubrication fluid.
  • the actuator body 8 has basically the same configuration as that described in the first embodiment.
  • FIGS. 18A to 18 (D) correspond to FIGS. 12 (A) and 12 (B) showing the third embodiment, and the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals for detailed description.
  • the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is provided with a temperature sensor 16 as temperature detecting means that is an abnormality detecting means for detecting the temperature of the housing 11. Yes.
  • a ball 31c is used instead of the wire 31a.
  • the rotation preventing mechanism 37 having the same configuration as in the case of the fourth embodiment (FIGS. 14A to 14C) is employed. I try to prevent rotation.
  • the tool rotation drive mechanism 4b includes a tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the tool rotation drive source 41 is, for example, an electric motor, and its output shaft 41 a is coupled to the proximal end of the rotation shaft 22.
  • the rotating shaft 22 passes through an opening 44 formed in the lever 43b described later.
  • the rotation speed of the tool rotation drive source 41 is detected by a rotation sensor 55.
  • the rotation sensor 55 is a rotation detection unit that detects the number of rotations of the spindle 13.
  • a vibration sensor 56 that detects the magnitude of vibration of the tool rotation drive source 41 is attached to the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the vibration sensor 56 is vibration detection means for detecting the magnitude of vibration of the spindle 13.
  • the attitude changing drive mechanism 4c includes three attitude changing drive sources 42 (42U, 42L, 42R) respectively corresponding to the attitude operating members 31 (31U, 31L, 31R).
  • the posture changing drive source 42 is, for example, an electric linear actuator, and a lever mechanism 43 provided between the posture changing drive source 41 and the posture operating member 31 by the movement of the output rod 42a moving in the left-right direction in FIG. Is transmitted to the posture operation member 31 via the.
  • the forward / backward position of the output rod 42a that is, the operating position of the attitude changing drive source 42 is detected by the encoder 57 (57U, 57L, 57R).
  • These encoders 57 are fixed detection means for detecting whether or not the posture of the tip member 2 is in a fixed state.
  • the lever mechanism 43 has a lever 43b that is rotatable around a support shaft 43a.
  • the force of the output rod 42a acts on an action point P1 of the lever 43b that is long from the support shaft 43a.
  • the force is applied to the posture operation member 31 at the force point P ⁇ b> 2 having a short distance, and the output of the posture changing drive source 42 is increased and transmitted to the posture operation member 31.
  • a thin strain-generating portion 43ba is provided at the intermediate portion of the lever 43b, and strain is detected on the strain-generating portion 43ba on both sides of the strain-generating portion 43ba.
  • Sensors 66 (66U, 66L, 66R) are attached.
  • strain sensors 66 are not only used for the cutting force estimation means 6 but also fixed detection means for detecting whether or not the posture of the tip member 2 is in a fixed state, and the magnitude of the force acting on the tip member 2 is determined. Used as an acting force detection means for detecting.
  • a pair of left and right handles 80L and 80R are attached to the left and right side surfaces of the drive unit housing 4a.
  • a rotation on / off operation tool 84 for rotating and stopping the rotation of the spindle 13 is provided at the tip of the left handle 80L.
  • the rotation on / off operation tool 84 is, for example, a push button switch.
  • a posture changing operation tool 83 for changing the posture of the tip member 2 is provided at the tip of the right handle 80R.
  • the posture change operation tool 83 is, for example, a cross switch having four operation units 83a, 83b, 83c, and 83d arranged in a cross shape, and each operation unit 83a, 83b, 83c, and 83d faces the tip member 2 downward.
  • the actuator body 5 is held by grasping the grips 80 ⁇ / b> L and 80 ⁇ / b> R with both hands. In this state, the rotation on / off operation tool 84 can be operated with the left hand, and the posture change operation tool 83 can be operated with the right hand.
  • the control box 7 incorporates a computer 70 (FIG. 21) that performs various controls. Various controls will be described later. As shown in FIG. 17, a liquid crystal display type display device 85, a display lamp 86, and an initial posture operating tool 87 are provided on the outer front surface of the control box 7.
  • the initial posture operating tool 87 is, for example, a push button switch.
  • the lubricating fluid supply device 51A is connected to the vicinity of the proximal end of the spindle guide portion 3 via a pipe 52A that is a lubricating fluid supply tube, similarly to the coolant supply device 51 of FIG. 5 of the first embodiment. ing.
  • the lubricating fluid supplied from the lubricating fluid supply device 51 ⁇ / b> A passes through the inside of the spindle guide portion 3 and the tip member 2 and is discharged toward the tool 1 from the tip of the tip member 2.
  • the rolling bearing 26 of the spindle guide portion 3 and the rolling bearing 29 of the tip member 2 are lubricated. Further, the tool 1 and the part to be cut are cooled by the lubricating fluid discharged toward the tool 1.
  • a pressure sensor 82 is provided as an abnormality detecting means for detecting the pressure of the lubricating fluid passing through the pipe 52A.
  • the pressure sensor 82 is lubricating fluid pressure detecting means for detecting the pressure of the lubricating fluid supplied into the spindle guide portion 3.
  • the computer 70 of the control box 7 includes a tool rotation control means 71 for controlling the tool rotation drive source 41 and a posture change control for controlling the posture change drive source 42 (42U, 42L, 42R). Means 72 are provided.
  • the posture change control means 72 includes a posture change control unit 72a and an initial posture control unit 72b.
  • the posture change control unit 72a outputs to the motor driver 74 in response to an operation command signal by an input operation of the posture change operation tool 83, and drives the posture change drive source 42 (42U, 42L, 42R).
  • the drive amount of the posture changing drive source 42 is proportional to the operation time of the posture changing operation tool 83.
  • the posture of the tip member 2 is changed by changing the output direction and the output magnitude for each of the posture changing drive sources 42U, 42L, and 42R depending on which of the operation portions 83a, 83b, 83c, and 83d is operated. .
  • the operation unit 83a when the operation unit 83a is input, it is output to each of the posture changing drive sources 42U, 42L, 42R, and the one posture operation member 31U on the upper side in FIGS. And the other two posture operation members 31L and 31R are moved backward. Then, when the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the upper posture operation member 31U, the tip member 2 changes its posture along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side in which the tip side faces downward in FIG. When the operation unit 83b is input, each posture operation member 31 moves back and forth in the reverse direction, and the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the left and right posture operation members 31L and 31R. In A), the posture is changed along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side where the front end side is upward.
  • the operation is output to the left and right posture changing drive sources 42L and 42R, the right posture operating member 31R is advanced to the distal end side, and the left posture operating member 31L is moved backward. .
  • the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the right posture operation member 31R, the tip member 2 faces leftward, that is, along the guide surfaces F1 and F2 to the side facing the front side of the paper surface in FIG. Change posture.
  • the posture operation members 31L and 31R advance and retract in the opposite direction, and the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pushed by the left posture operation member 31L, so that the tip member 2 is directed to the right side.
  • the posture is changed along the guide surfaces F1 and F2.
  • the tip member 2 can be changed in posture in the two directions of up, down, left and right as described above.
  • the tip member connecting portion 15 is subjected to the pressures of the three posture operation members 31 and the reaction force from the retaining member 21, and the posture of the tip member 2 is determined by the balance of these acting forces. Since the housing 11 of the tip member 2 is pressurized by the three posture operation members 31, the posture stability of the tip member 2 is high.
  • the initial posture control unit 72b performs control to bring the tip member 2 into a predetermined initial posture in accordance with an operation command signal output from the initial posture operating tool 87. For example, immediately after turning on the power to the remote control type actuator or at the time of initial operation after exchanging the tool 1, as shown in FIG. 22A, the base end surface of the housing 11 of the distal end member 2 and the columnar shape of the posture operation member 31 are used. Since there may be a gap S between the pins 31b, it is necessary to return the tip member 2 to the initial posture once to eliminate the gap S.
  • the initial posture is a posture in which the center line CL1 of the tip member 2 and the center line CL2 of the spindle guide portion 3 coincide with each other.
  • FIGS. 22A, 22B, and 22C are simplified views of a cross section corresponding to the XXIII-CL2-XXIII cross section of FIG.
  • the initial attitude control is specifically performed in the order shown in the flowchart of FIG.
  • each posture changing drive source 42 is moved backward (S2).
  • the operation position of each posture changing drive source 42 is detected by the encoder 57.
  • each attitude changing drive source 42 is advanced (S4).
  • S5 the movement of each posture changing drive source 42 to the initial position is completed
  • S6 the forward movement of each posture changing drive source 42 is stopped and the initial posture position movement is completed
  • each posture change drive source 42 has moved to the initial posture position indicates that the actual operation position of each posture change drive source 42 indicated by the output of the encoder 57 is the posture in the initial posture stored in the storage means 76. This is confirmed by the coincidence with the operating position of the changing drive source 42.
  • the progress of the initial posture control is displayed on the display lamp 86 in stages.
  • the tool rotation control means 71 includes a tool rotation control unit 71a and an abnormal stop control unit 71b.
  • the tool rotation control unit 71a outputs the rotation command signal from the rotation on / off operation tool 84 to the motor driver 73, and turns on / off the tool rotation drive source 41. Thereby, the spindle 13 is rotated and stopped. For example, when the rotation on / off operation tool 84 is pressed once, the spindle 13 rotates, and when it is pressed again, the rotation of the spindle 13 stops.
  • the abnormal stop control unit 71b performs control to stop the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 when an abnormality during spindle rotation or non-rotation is detected by the following abnormality detection means.
  • the abnormality detection means includes a strain sensor 66 (66U, 66L, 66R) which is a fixed detection means and an acting force detection means, an encoder 57 (57U, 57L, 57R) which is a fixed detection means, a rotation sensor 55 which is a rotation detection means,
  • the vibration sensor 56 is a vibration detecting means, the temperature sensor 16 is a temperature detecting means, and the pressure sensor 82 is a lubricating fluid pressure detecting means.
  • the abnormal stop control includes the following controls.
  • the first abnormal stop control is performed by detecting whether or not the posture of the tip member 2 is in a fixed state from the outputs of the strain sensor 66 (66U, 66L, 66R) and the encoder 57 (57U, 57L, 57R). This is control for stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 when it is not in a state. Even if the posture of the tip member 2 is not actually measured, it can be determined from the outputs of the strain sensor 66 and the encoder 57 whether or not the posture of the tip member 2 is in a fixed state. This control may be performed simultaneously with the initial posture control or separately.
  • control is performed in the order shown in the flowchart of FIG.
  • a certain posture of the tip member 2 it is confirmed that the three encoders 57 are in a predetermined position (S1), and the detection value of the strain sensor 66 is determined at that time (S2). If the detected value exceeds the predetermined value range, it is determined that there is an abnormality, and the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 is stopped (S3).
  • the detection value of the strain sensor 66 is larger than a predetermined value, it means that an excessive force is acting on the posture operation member 31. For example, as shown in FIG. 22C, there is a possibility that a foreign object 49 is sandwiched between the posture operation member 31 and the tip member 2.
  • the magnitude of the force acting on the tip member 2 during rotation of the spindle is detected from the output of the strain sensor 66 (66U, 66L, 66R), and the detected acting force is greater than the specified acting force.
  • the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 is stopped. Even if the acting force of the tip member 2 is not actually detected, the acting force of the tip member 2 can be obtained from the output of the strain sensor 66. If an excessive force acts on the tip member 2, there is a possibility that deformation or the like will occur in each part of the remote control type actuator or breakage. Therefore, by stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41, deformation or breakage of the remote operation type actuator is prevented.
  • the third abnormal stop control detects the rotational speed of the spindle 13 from the output of the rotational speed sensor 55, and when the difference between the detected rotational speed and the specified rotational speed is outside a predetermined range, the tool rotation drive source This is a control to stop the rotation of 41. Even if the rotational speed of the spindle 13 is not actually detected, the rotational speed of the spindle 13 can be obtained from the output of the rotational speed sensor 55 that detects the rotational speed of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the output shaft 41a of the tool rotation drive source 41 or the bearings 12, 26, 29 supporting the rotation shaft 22 breaks down, the rotational speed of the spindle 13 becomes abnormally high or low. It is dangerous to rotate the spindle 13 in such a state. Therefore, when the rotational speed of the spindle 13 is abnormal, danger is avoided by stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the magnitude of the vibration of the spindle 13 is detected from the output of the vibration sensor 56, and the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 is rotated when the magnitude of the detected vibration is larger than a specified magnitude. This is the control to stop. Even if the magnitude of vibration of the spindle 13 is not actually detected, the magnitude of vibration of the spindle 13 can be obtained from the output of the vibration sensor 46 that detects the magnitude of vibration of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the spindle 13 vibrates when there is a decrease in the posture holding force of the tip member 2, a failure of the tool rotation drive source 41 or the bearings 26, 29, a poor assembly of each part of the remote control type actuator, or the like. It is dangerous to rotate the spindle 13 in such a state. Therefore, when the vibration of the spindle 13 is abnormally large, the danger is avoided by stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the fifth abnormal stop control is a control for detecting the temperature of the spindle 13 from the output of the temperature sensor 16 and stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 when the detected temperature is higher than the specified temperature.
  • the temperature of the spindle 13 may rise due to a lack of lubricant for lubricating the bearings 12, 26, 29, failure of the bearings 12, 26, 29, and the like. In such a case, if the rotation of the spindle 13 is continued as it is, the remote operation type actuator is deformed or damaged. Therefore, when the spindle 13 is at an abnormally high temperature, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 is stopped to prevent the remote operation type actuator from being deformed or damaged.
  • the pressure of the lubricating fluid supplied into the spindle guide 3 is detected from the output of the pressure sensor 82, and the difference between the detected pressure of the lubricating fluid and the specified pressure is within a predetermined range. This is a control to stop the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41 when it is outside. If the lubricating fluid is insufficient or the path of the lubricating fluid is clogged, the bearings 12, 26, 29 may not be lubricated well, and the bearings 12, 26, 29 may be damaged.
  • the abnormality item is displayed on the display unit 85. For this reason, even when a plurality of types of abnormality detection means are provided as in this embodiment, it is possible to easily know what is abnormal and to take appropriate and prompt countermeasures.
  • This remote operation type actuator holds the left and right grips 80L and 80R with both hands and holds the actuator body 8 as described above. Then, by operating the rotation on / off operation tool 84, the spindle 13 is rotated and the tool 1 performs cutting of bone and the like. During the processing, the posture of the tip member 2 is changed in the biaxial direction by remote operation by operating the posture changing operation tool 83 according to the shape of the processing portion and the progress of the processing. Since the rotation on / off operation tool 84 and the posture change operation tool 83 can be operated at the hand while holding the left and right handles 80L and 80R, the operation can be performed with the operator's own sense and the work can be easily performed.
  • the abnormality detection means 16, 55, 56, 66, 82 detects the abnormality, and the tool rotation control means 71 stops the rotation of the tool rotation drive source 41.
  • the tool rotation control means 71 is configured not to rotate the tool rotation drive source 41. For this reason, it is safe.
  • the rotation preventing mechanism 37 for preventing the distal end member 2 from rotating around the center line CL1 of the distal end member 2 with respect to the spindle guide portion 3 is provided, the posture changing drive mechanism 4c and the posture control means 72 are broken. Even when the tip member 2 that holds the tool 1 becomes uncontrollable due to, for example, the tip member 2 rotates around the center line CL1 and the periphery of the machining site is damaged, or the tip member 2 itself is damaged. Can be prevented.
  • the posture operation member 31 Since the posture operation member 31 is inserted through the guide hole 30a, the posture operation member 31 does not shift in the direction intersecting the longitudinal direction, and can always act properly on the tip member 2, and the tip member 2 posture change operation is performed accurately. Further, the posture operation member 31 includes a plurality of balls 31c and columnar pins 31b, and has a flexible property as a whole. Therefore, even when the spindle guide portion 3 is curved, the posture change operation of the tip member 2 is reliably performed. Is called. Furthermore, since the center of the connecting portion between the spindle 13 and the rotating shaft 22 is at the same position as the center of curvature O of the guide surfaces F1 and F2, a force for pushing and pulling against the rotating shaft 22 by changing the posture of the tip member 2 is increased. Accordingly, the posture of the tip member 2 can be changed smoothly.
  • the medical remote control actuator has been described above, but the present invention can be applied to remote control actuators for other purposes. For example, in the case of machining, drilling of a curved hole or cutting of a deep part inside the groove is possible.
  • the remote-control actuator according to the first aspect includes an elongated spindle guide part, a tip member attached to the tip of the spindle guide part via a tip member connecting part so that the posture can be freely changed, and a base end of the spindle guide part
  • a drive housing coupled with The tip member rotatably supports a spindle that holds a tool
  • the spindle guide portion includes a rotating shaft that transmits rotation of a driving source for tool rotation provided in the driving portion housing to the spindle, and both ends.
  • a guide hole penetrating into the guide hole, and a posture operation member for changing the posture of the tip member by advancing and retreating with the tip contacting the tip member is inserted into the guide hole so as to be able to advance and retract.
  • a posture changing drive source for moving the member forward and backward is provided in the drive unit housing, An abnormality detection means for detecting an abnormality during rotation of the spindle or during non-rotation, and a tool rotation control means for stopping the rotation of the tool rotation drive source when the abnormality detection means detects an abnormality.
  • the abnormality detection unit includes a fixing detection unit that detects whether or not the posture of the tip member is in a fixed state, and the tool rotation control unit is configured to detect the posture of the tip member by the fixing detection unit. If it is detected that is not in a fixed state, the tool rotation drive source is not rotated.
  • the fixed detection means is a distortion sensor that detects distortion of a lever mechanism provided between the attitude changing drive source and the attitude operating member.
  • the fixed detection means is an encoder that detects an operation position of the posture changing drive source.
  • the abnormality detecting means includes an acting force detecting means for detecting a magnitude of a force acting on the tip member when the spindle rotates, and the tool rotation control means is detected by the acting force detecting means. When the applied force is greater than the prescribed applied force, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped.
  • the acting force detecting means is a strain sensor that detects a strain of a lever mechanism provided between the posture changing drive source and the posture operating member.
  • the abnormality detection unit includes a rotation detection unit that detects a rotation number of the spindle or the tool rotation drive source, and the tool rotation control unit includes the rotation number detected by the rotation detection unit.
  • the difference from the specified rotational speed is outside the predetermined range, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped.
  • the abnormality detection unit includes a vibration detection unit that detects a magnitude of vibration of the spindle or the tool rotation drive source during the rotation of the spindle, and the tool rotation control unit includes the vibration detection unit.
  • the magnitude of the detected vibration is larger than a prescribed magnitude, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped.
  • the abnormality detection unit includes a temperature detection unit that detects the temperature of the spindle during the spindle rotation, and the tool rotation control unit has a temperature detected by the temperature detection unit higher than a specified temperature. In this case, the rotation of the tool rotation drive source is stopped.
  • Aspect 1 includes a bearing that rotatably supports the rotating shaft in the spindle guide portion, and a lubricating fluid supply device that supplies a lubricating fluid that lubricates the bearing into the spindle guide portion, and the abnormality detection
  • a lubricating fluid pressure detecting means for detecting the pressure of the lubricating fluid supplied into the spindle guide portion by the lubricating fluid supply device when the spindle is rotated
  • the tool rotation control means comprises the lubrication fluid pressure detecting means.
  • a display device for displaying an abnormal item when an abnormality is detected by the abnormality detecting means.
  • Rotation sensor (rotation detection means) 56 Vibration sensor (vibration detecting means) 57 (57U, 57L, 57R) ... encoder (fixed detection means) 60 ... Driving power measuring means 61 . Rotational speed measuring means 63 ... Deflection amount measuring means 65 . Driving force measuring means 66 (66U, 66L, 66R) ... Strain detecting means (strain sensor (fixed detecting means, acting force detecting means)) 70 ... Computer 84 ... Rotation on / off operation tool 85 ... Display device 87 ... Initial posture operation tool

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L'invention porte sur un actionneur de commande à distance capable de modifier la position d'un outil situé sur la pointe d'un élément étroit de tuyau à l'aide d'une commande à distance et capable de traiter à tout moment avec des conditions de traitement optimales. L'actionneur est équipé : d'une unité de guidage de broche (3) de forme longue et effilée ; d'un élément de pointe (2) fixé à la pointe de l'unité de guidage de broche de telle manière que la position peut être modifiée librement et qui porte un outil tournant ; et d'un logement d'unité d'entraînement (4a) auquel est reliée l'extrémité de base de l'unité de guidage de broche (3). La partie intérieure de l'unité de guidage de broche (3) comporte un arbre tournant (22) qui transfère à l'outil la rotation d'une source d'entraînement en rotation d'outil (41) dans le logement d'unité d'entraînement (4a) et un élément de manipulation de position (31) qui modifie la position de l'élément de pointe en commandant une source d'entraînement de changement de position (42) dans le logement d'unité d'entraînement (4a). Il est fourni un moyen d'estimation de force de coupe (6) destiné à estimer la valeur d'au moins une composante de la force d'avance (Pf), de la force de poussée (Fr), et de la force primaire (Fc) de la force de coupe appliquée par l'outil à l'objet traité.
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